"Presents" is a vision therapy game for kids - or just a casual, no stress and rewarding game for toddlers and young children. It is similar to light board exercises, where a person touches randomly lit up points on a board. This type of vision therapy helps kids develop skills needed for reading.
The game is simple: child touches the yellow, active present. Some presents reveal an interesting object and some are empty. But watch out for that naughty Bunny Foo Foo trying to swipe your presents!
The game improves visual tracking skills that allow students to follow words in a book without losing their place. It improves fixation which is needed to maintain attention on a word. Rapid eye movement between fixation points (saccades) allows kids to jump from one word to another quickly and accurately.
Children with disabilities might benefit from exercises that help improve eye-hand coordination.
When not playing against Bunny Foo Foo, there is no time pressure - the child can do it at his/her own pace.
The game features fun pictures and cheering child voice to keep your little player engaged.